Tag: 1 Star Reviews

The world is in a nuclear war, and most of the population has been wiped out. Peter Robinson’s wife and daughter were in Boston when everybody was suddenly killed.

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which ive already reviewed not so long ago.

The plot as in the other short stories by Stephen King just don’t work for me, because in my opinion they are so shallow, boring and uninteresting that I cant fully get into them and actually enjoy them.

For me personally reading this one was a torture because it was far too long than it needed to be.

Again we are talking about a short story from Stephen King which didn’t work for me. I personally don’t like any short stories written by Stephen King.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which ive already reviewed not so long ago.

The plot as in the other short stories by Stephen King just don’t work for me, because in my opinion they are so shallow, boring and uninteresting that I cant fully get into them and actually enjoy them.

For me personally reading this one was a torture because it was far too long than it needed to be.

Again we are talking about a short story from Stephen King which didn’t work for me. I personally don’t like any short stories written by Stephen King.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

Chad, an aspiring writer who is teaching school until he lands a publishing contract, and his wife, Nora, who is working as a home nurse for a retired minister are, like most people these days, struggling financially. Nora is approached by her employer with a proposition that could make their dream of a home in Vermont a reality. But will it be worth the moral consequences?

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which ive already reviewed not so long ago.

Again we are talking about a short story from Stephen King which didn’t work for me. I personally don’t like any short stories written by Stephen King.

The plot as in the other short stories by Stephen King just don’t work for me, because in my opinion they are so shallow, boring and uninteresting that I cant fully get into them and actually enjoy them.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which ive already reviewed not so long ago.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

The plot as in the other short stories by Stephen King just don’t work for me, because in my opinion they are so shallow, boring and uninteresting that I cant fully get into them and actually enjoy them.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which ive already reviewed not so long ago.

This one was a mix between a poem and a short story.  And well let me tell you that Stephen King isn’t talented in writing poems.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

The characters didn’t seem like they were written by Stephen King. Because they were very shallow, had no personality and so much more.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

A middle-aged man named Sanderson brings his Alzheimer’s-afflicted father to their weekly lunch, that ends in an challenging adventure based in the strong bond of love have united them since forever.

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which I’ve already reviewed not so long ago.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

To be honest the characters in this short story were very similar to each other, and I personally had a very hard time trying to tell the characters apart.

The plot wasn’t that unique here, in my opinion the plot we see in this short story is very very overused. Just think about it here, a person with Alzheimer’s goes through some chilly things. Yeah not that creative.

The writing style here doesn’t seem like it was written by Stephen king himself. 

There isn’t so much to say about this short story because its to short to get any deals about characters and writing style

I Give This Book 1 / 5

They’ve been married for ten years and for a long time everything was O.K. but now…

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which ive already reviewed not so long ago.

I had one huge problem with this short story because Stephen King made very rude and horrible comments about overweight women. Which really didn’t sit well with me personally.

The plot in this short story, was very very bad. There is absolutely no reception for the plot in this short story. Because it seems like Stephen King was following some kind of rule book on how to write an absolutely horrible short story possible. Which in this short story Stephen King had succeed. 

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

The write style didn’t feel like s something written by Stephen King.

And the ending here was not the greatest, because not really happened there.

I Give This Book 1 / 5

At Mile 81 on the Maine Turnpike is a boarded up rest stop on a highway in Maine. It’s a place where high school kids drink and get into the kind of trouble high school kids have always gotten into. It’s the place where Pete Simmons goes when his older brother, who’s supposed to be looking out for him, heads off to the gravel pit to play “paratroopers over the side.” Pete, armed only with the magnifying glass he got for his tenth birthday, finds a discarded bottle of vodka in the boarded up burger shack and drinks enough to pass out.

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which I’ve already reviewed not so long ago. 

I really wanted to like this short story, because I’ve heard so much good about it, but after reading this short story, I cant honestly say that I had liked it which of course I didn’t.

This short story had a good premise, but just the way it was presented was really really bad.

After reading this short story, I need to say that this short story would be best suited for a grade school kid rather than an adult. Just because it wasnt scary as much as you would think.

The character are very very disappointing. Because if you think about Stephen king you think about his ability to create very good characters, which didn’t happen in this short story.

The characters in this short story are very predictable, uninteresting, boring and very very annoying. Which really surprised me here because they didn’t feel like they were written by Stephen King but rather b someone who tried to impersonate him.

The plot here as said above, had good premise but it dragged for far too long and the longer in continued then the less fun this short story worked become. 

The ending here was probably the best thing about this short story, it wasn’t the best don’t get that wrong. But it still was better than the rest of this short story.

I Give This Book 1 / 5